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US accuses health insurers, brokers of Medicare Advantage kickback scheme
The U.S. Department of Justice filed a lawsuit on Thursday accusing three of the nation's largest health insurers of paying hundreds of millions of dollars in kickbacks to brokers in exchange for enrollments into the insurers' Medicare Advantage plans.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams' plan to transition retired city workers to a privatized Medicare Advantage program has ...
The city’s public employee unions are challenging a bid by the Adams administration to recoup expected savings from a halted ...
Beginning in 2014, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) has permitted Medicare Advantage insurers to offer ...
CVS Health hiked its 2025 forecast above Wall Street’s expectations after improving Medicare benefits contributed to a better ...
The Blue Cross and Blue Shield company will stop marketing most of its Medicare Advantage policies online beginning May 1.
I am concerned because my mother lives in an assisted living facility and her primary care doctor uses the telehealth service ...
This month’s briefing covers DOJ’s approach to implementing its final rule on what’s now called the Data Security Program. The Trump ...
While Humana affirmed its full-year profit outlook, which can be viewed as a positive in the current uncertain economic ...
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